"That call could be on the 90th floor, it could be on the 40th floor, it could be on the second floor," said Rick Myers, executive director of the Major Cities Chiefs Association.
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If he puts it on the floor, it could get done.
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If it's near the floor, it will have poop on it.
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If it gets to the floor, it will pass overwhelmingly with bipartisan vote.
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A bunch of bicycles, they were on the floor, it was really chaotic.
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"The renegotiated NAFTA is a floor, it is not a template," said Rep.
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As she settles into the floor, it seems more like a final sigh.
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The first floor, it was fine, but by the second floor, everyone gets frustrated.
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The thing is, if it got to the floor, it would get 95 votes.
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"If it gets to the floor, it could be a close vote," Straus observed.
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At the 23rd floor, it stopped for a nap, allowing time for more photos.
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On the building's second floor, it reflects the Met's commitment to non-Western art.
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"That type of checkerboard floor — it looked old and was a turnoff," he said.
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She couldn't toss the ticket back on the floor, it would seem like an insult.
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Bass is raw, bass shakes the floor, it is something you feel through your feet.
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"If we couldn't get this across the floor it would all stop here today," said Rep.
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On the second floor, it is four cabanas wide and has a separate full bathroom downstairs.
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Because I think if they do bring it the floor it has the votes to pass.
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But before the bill can reach the floor, it must come before the House Rules Committee.
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Tinkerbell isn't the one constantly picking up your dirty undies off the floor—it is your mother.
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We were on the ground floor, it was a three-bedroom apartment, and it was around $1,200.
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As emphasized by docents in the elevator ride to its top floor, it also has two bars.
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And, as the company was more than happy to demonstrate on the show floor, it actually works underwater.
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When you see it compared to the grains of sand on the ocean floor it is so tiny.
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At 425bp over Euribor, with a 1% floor, it is also one of the more generously priced credits.
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With a carpeted floor, it felt cozier than some of the other areas and the design more elegant.
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But once inside the main lobby on the fifth floor, it was like entering a cozy chic oasis.
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Standing on the FabScrap floor, it is impossible not to feel overwhelmed by the enormous pile of trash.
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Indeed, geologically speaking, Iceland itself is a piece of ocean floor; it just happens to be above sea level.
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The room didn't have a dance floor—it was just couches, and it was kind of head-nod music.
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If Rubio votes against him either in committee or on the floor, it will a roadblock to his confirmation.
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If he will not allow an issue to come to the floor, it will not come to the floor.
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"If you listen carefully, you can hear Kaley say from the floor, 'It all went awry,'" EP Steve Molaro said.
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And like a good night on the dance floor, it even manages to make your arms sore the next day.
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For the impeachment article to get to the floor, it will need the approval of House GOP Speaker Kirk Cox.
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When, at the end of the jam, they took the floor, it was an unmistakable demonstration of mastery and maturity.
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"Beating Donald Trump is the floor; it is not the ceiling," Booker said over Memorial Day weekend 2019 in Iowa.
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But this time, the music moves away from the club dance floor; it moves in six beats rather than four.
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And we have every confidence going forward that if Speaker Pelosi will schedule the USMCA for the floor, it will pass.
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But I very likely would have died from embarrassment if I ate floor it in front of hundreds of crew members.
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With them unwilling to push hard on the Senate floor, it is unsurprising that the bill wasn't debated or voted on.
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The crowd chanted "MVP!" while he took his free-throw; even with Westbrook on the floor, it didn't seem that misguided.
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Separated from the regular labor and delivery floor, it is for women who want a natural childbirth with minimal medical intervention.
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But with canvas seats and a lustrous wooden floor, it is so eccentric and unfamiliar that it also sustains extended study.
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I looked down and spotted no shavings on the floor; it dawned on me what kind of establishment I had actually entered.
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Look, I have every confidence, as the President does, that as Speaker Pelosi puts the USMCA on the floor, it will pass.
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"The towfish and 4,500 metres of cable became separated from the vessel and are now resting on the sea floor," it said.
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Matt DeBord: And you'll see, when we floor it, you see it takes a little while to get up to speed there?
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Once it gets to the floor, it would go through a motion to proceed, which requires a simple majority of 51 votes.
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But if the diversity of the Democratic Party's ideals is represented on its convention floor, it isn't yet represented in the establishment itself.
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Mr. Jarvis's bass lines "really penetrated the dance floor; it was deeper than any bass that you could ever hear," Mr. Regisford continued.
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And in a country sometimes called the world's factory floor, it sometimes seems as if nobody wants to work in a factory anymore.
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Talking to people out on the floor, it was clear that they expected this to be a special "lovefest," as one put it.
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When a pig rots on the forest floor, it floods the soil with nutrients like nitrogen—too many nutrients that overwhelm the vegetation.
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I had no idea of the room number, not even the floor it was on, but I did, thankfully, remember her name: Sara*.
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While Kennesaw State finished shooting a modest 43 percent from the floor, it began the game making only three of its first 14 shots.
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Whenever he's the largest and strongest player on the floor, it looks as strange and dangerous as a great white in a swimming pool.
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While she expected him to want to keep things low-key on the dance floor, it turns out he wants to make a splash.
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Now, had Steph actually Cleveland-steamered the Quicken Loans Arena's floor, it would be an act even more disgusting than Randy Moss's mimed mooning.
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On Tuesday, the raccoon slowly scaled the building, reaching the 23rd floor as its legend grew on social media with every floor it climbed.
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He added that even if the building owners had tried to get permission to build the second floor, it never would have been approved.
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Even on its own, the video is difficult to view clearly: screening essentially on the floor, it appears stretched, making our vision continuously skewed.
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I really believe that if it had come to a vote on the Senate floor, it would have had a very good chance at passing.
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Upon walking into my Deluxe Terrace Room on the 13th floor, it was hard to notice anything other than the million-dollar view of Manhattan.
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Rather than having two cleaners on each side of each floor it was cut back to just one member of staff per floor, he said.
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"For a movie that began with essentially Thanos' head on the floor, it was a shocking reversal, but perhaps a bridge too far," he added.
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Of the 75,000 visitors the park welcomed last year, about half were not regular museumgoers — but the forest floor, it turns out, is neutral ground.
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The next step will be moving the main interest rate, the two-week repo rate, from the 0.05 percent floor it has sat at since 2012.
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I think if he puts it on the floor, it may well get its 73 votes in the Senate even if some Democrats change their views.
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Unlike the sea's true floor, it moved, its billions of inhabitants rising en masse to feed at night, then sinking away from predators during the day.
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Walking around the VRLA show floor, it was easy to see how the idea could catch on, even at the tentative $1-per-minute price point.
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Considering I had lived as a single man with little more than an overlarge sofa and a TV on the floor, it was a big improvement.
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Once Senator Barrasso's bill is loaded up with damaging amendments on the Senate floor, it moves on to an even worse fate in the House. Rep.
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Though a committee cannot table the resolution in a way that stops it from going to the floor, it can issue a recommendation of favorable or unfavorable.
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Though a committee cannot table the resolution in a way that stops it from going to the floor, it can issue a recommendation of favorable or unfavorable.
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"These are real ceramic, so if you drop it on the floor, it will break, just like a plate," Stewart explained flatly, holding up a ceramic bunny.
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Just as it is dangerous to try and catch a knife falling to the floor, it can be just as risky to buy during an aggressive sell-off.
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At a QR-marked pedestal on the CES show floor, it was difficult to keep the code in view while moving my phone to look at the statue.
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The sun is still shining outside, but when I make my way up to the candlelit space on the ninth floor, it feels like the dead of night.
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The president's backing is critical after McConnell said that in order for a bill to get a vote on the Senate floor it had to have Trump's support.
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Nowhere else in that area did it indicate that you need to look on the floor—it spent the whole area teaching you to look at the trees.
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A probing, blinding jab rather than a thudding headache-maker, this was detached from Masvidal's footwork and rather than drawing power from the floor it was an arm punch.
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When they returned to the third floor, it smelled like burnt plastic, but more than a half hour passed before the employee and his coworkers were offered ventilation masks.
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"If someone had vomited and defecated on the floor, it would have immediately been reported to the health department and would have been on our cameras or others," Zapata adds.
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In May 2015, they were on vacation in Mexico when she found him dead on the gym floor — it was later determined the 47-year-old died of cardiac arrhythmia.
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"Firefighter Paramedic Schurwan nursed this ruby throated hummingbird back to health after finding it unresponsive on the engine bay floor," it explained in the post, which received hundreds of likes.
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Click here to view original GIFIt also not only knows how to push a vacuum cleaner across a floor, it can even operate its tiny power switch without human intervention.
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The last time the full squad took the floor it put together one of its biggest wins of the campaign, a 103-76 drubbing of the Charlotte Hornets on Tuesday.
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Although Mercedes will be out in force on Frankfurt's 200,000-square meter show floor, it is "getting more complex" to decide how and where to showcase new products, Fetzer said.
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Given that Monica's building doesn't have just one or two apartments per floor, it makes little sense for her rent-controlled sixth-floor walk-up to be apartment No. five.
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With 72 stores and restaurants on the ground floor, it was given its own ZIP code and declared the biggest residential building in Latin America — a city within a city.
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However, if a contempt of Congress resolution against Rosenstein for failing to comply with Republicans' subpoena is brought to the floor, it might just pass on a party-line vote.
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And while it is shaking up its approach on the shop floor - it hosted a roller-skating event sponsored by Kering's Gucci in Beverly Hills in June - so are many rivals.
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"If Leader McConnell tonight would put the bill that's passing the House on the floor, it would pass," Schumer said, noting that the measures previously had been backed by Senate Republicans.
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The master suite takes up the entire top floor; it has a terrace that faces the park, a sitting area, walk-in closets and a dressing room, and two marble baths.
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"If that spore were to settle on the sand floor, it would be swallowed up and suffocated," said Andy McAlexander, the president of the South Walton Artificial Reef Association in Florida.
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Originally intended for the ground floor, it was relocated to the basement after workers discovered that the soil beneath the building was contaminated with lead and would need to be removed.
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A cluster of fluorescent-lit offices and a copy room on the building's second floor, it turns out, had been home to the Wyoming territorial assembly and later the Supreme Court.
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When a portrait arrives at the end of the circle on the ground floor, it moves to the wall of the floor above, and then higher and higher and further into obscurity.
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Even at highway speeds, it pulls so hard and so fast that you're deep in the "going to jail" section of the speedometer if you floor it for more than a second.
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SPEAKING OFPRODUCT OVERLAP, YOU AND I AT LEAST, THE LAST TIME WE SPOKE, IT WAS A LONG TIMEAGO, IT WAS ON THIS FLOOR, IT WAS ABOUT A YEAR AND A HALF AGO.
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Over the garage is a mother-in-law suite accessible from the main house's second floor; it has a kitchenette and a bathroom with a walk-in shower with multiple shower heads.
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On an offshoot of the second floor, it has an Anastasia Brow bar, a Drybar for blowouts, a Heyday for facials, Face Gym for facial massages, a waxing room, nail salon and more.
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"When you put more three-point shooters on the floor, it stretches the defenses, it puts these great post players in even more one-on-one situations," Connecticut Sun coach Curt Miller said.
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Such a vote would include Republicans; and if Democrats win a narrow majority of 218 seats in November, and even a single Democrat defects on the House floor, it would sink her speakership.
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Even though I'd spent hundreds of hours in exactly that position — eyes on the page, hands on the keys, right foot on the pedal, left foot on the floor — it felt brand new.
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Since resort-casino properties make the bulk of their money on the casino floor, it&aposs incredibly easy to find a world-class suite for a fraction of what it might cost elsewhere.
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Although LSU shot just 43.1 percent from the floor, it outrebounded Florida 46-36, including a 20-623 edge on the offensive boards, which led to a 20-8 advantage in second-chance points.
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Before legislation heads to the House floor, it must first pass the Rules Committee, which decides how long the chamber will debate the bill, who gets to debate and which amendments get a vote.
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He adroitly used committee deliberations to carefully craft legislation and iron out compromises so that, once a bill was sent to the House floor, it was in proper shape to be passed without amendment.
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There's no date yet when the vote will occur, but if Sanders also votes "no" on the floor, it would be the first time a VA nominee receives anything less than a unanimous vote.
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The Lower East Side gallery On Stellar Rays will expand into the ground floor and basement of the building at the corner of Rivington Street and the Bowery whose second floor it currently occupies.
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There was a lot of dried blood on the floor, blood spatter on a countertop and drapery, pizza wrapped in aluminum foil on the counter, and pieces of pizza on the floor, it states.
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For Cruz, whose history with both McConnell and Graham could charitably be described as uneven at best — Graham once joked about Cruz getting murdered on the Senate floor — it was a role he embraced.
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"This year, with a new Senate, the bill came to the floor, it passed unanimously 63 to 0 because even the Republicans voted for it," the governor said before signing the bill into law.
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But what it does offer is confirmation that your vacuum has covered the area you want it to, since you can see right in the visualization what portions of your floor it managed to clean.
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Posters of movie stars cover the walls and cat toys litter the floor - it is a home that holds half her life, and 64-year-old Gregory does not want to leave that history behind.
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And as the strands of the Mylar curtains made their final sweep across the floor, it was nearly impossible to tell who was a performer, and who was just there to have a good time.
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"If Speaker Ryan puts our bill on the floor, we plan to vote no and will instead use the opportunity to force an urgently needed and long-overdue conversation on the House floor," it continued.
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John Cornyn, a Republican from Texas and the chamber's second-ranking GOP member, said if "Fix NICs" made it to the floor, it would get "80 votes" even if Trump has insists he wants more.
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If McConnell bows to Collins and brings this bill to the floor, it is likely to pass with the votes of Democrats and the six Republicans who have already flip-flopped on the ObamaCare issue.
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Not only does a haunted flat drag down the price of all the flats on the same floor, it can also bring down the value of apartments above and below it, according to property agents.
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And even if the measure does come up for a vote on the convention floor, it would then need to win support from a majority of delegates — 1,237 of the 2,472 who will be in attendance.
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"Gathering floor eggs in the aviary required them to adopt extreme body positions for extended periods and exposed them to multiple respiratory and ergonomic hazards because they had to crawl and lie on the floor," it said.
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When Sekulow and Cipollone were trying to determine who else should argue on the floor, it seemed like Starr and his former deputy would be natural fits for their combination of legal chops, television experience and notoriety.
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But they learned that while it's not hard to find a dime lying on the floor, it takes years of practice to recognize the sound of a musket ball eight inches underground and then determine its provenance.
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The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Charles Grassley, said in October that if his party leadership had brought the bill to the floor, it would have garnered 65 to 70 votes — enough to override a veto.
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At first, these seem to be in synch, but as the performers move around, sometimes abandoning a phone on the floor, it becomes clear that the tracks in fact are not the same and do not line up.
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Warner, who is vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said that if the bill known as the Secure Elections Act made it to the Senate floor, it would receive at least 85033 votes in favor of passage.
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While the group of Pelosi critics now claims to have around 20 members who are willing to vote against the longtime Democratic leader on the House floor, it has so far struggled to put up a viable candidate.
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While I sensed that I was looking at an octopus resting on the ocean floor, it took me a while to perceive its outline and limbs because of Wang's use of psychedelic color, staining, and semi-transparent hues.
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On top of that, CES's Innovation Awards are borderline meaningless — walking around the show floor, it can seem like every exhibitor has one, and it's surprising to hear that the CTA takes any real oversight whatsoever when distributing the awards.
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Byrd put the vacancies bill into the appropriations bill, the former Republican staffer said, but by time it was reported to the floor it was different in several respects from the bill that had been on the Senate floor in September.
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From the paint splashed against the wall and floor, it looks like the rock may have been tossed from a distance and in landing, broke open a window into another dimension where both cool and warm color washes meet and overlap.
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"In many ways rave from the beginning was a protest against (the Prime Minister Margaret) Thatcher's Britain...It created a society on the dance floor, it was a reaction against the oppression and stiffness and awkwardness of being British," Fisk said.
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A master suite is also on the third floor; it includes an en suite bathroom with a glass-walled walk-in shower and an alcove sitting area with sliding-glass doors to a private deck overlooking the back of the property.
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As she trimmed me up, the leavings falling to the floor — it was my job to sweep them into a dust pan — I realized she moved in a world of glamorous hair, actresses paying handsomely for just the right coif.
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But after more than a week of trading barbs with Trump's defense team on the Senate floor, it appears unlikely that the Democrats will secure the 51 votes required to pass a rule that would introduce new witnesses and documents.
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As the resolution was read aloud on the Senate floor, it was revealed that the rules will permit each side to stretch out the 24 total hours they've been allotted for making arguments over three days, instead of the original two.
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While the exhibition overall is very strong, there are problems with the layout in this space, such as the placement of Marielle Plaisir's work near the stairs leading up to the second floor — it is difficult to see the work properly.
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If McConnell brings a bill to the Senate floor it would mark a significant victory for a bipartisan group of senators who tried, unsuccessfully, for years to get a vote amid opposition from a small but vocal wing of the Republican caucus.
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"We have no doubt that if Speaker Pelosi lets it come to the floor, it will pass overwhelmingly," Ross told a talk radio program at the White House, part of a series of interviews the Trump administration organized on the trade deal.
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"The two largest traders of zinc in the world also have an interest in zinc prices not being on the floor...It would make sense that if they hold stock for any reason, they don't make it visible," Macquarie analyst Vivienne Lloyd told a briefing.
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"We have no doubt that if Speaker Pelosi lets it come to the floor, it will pass overwhelmingly," Ross told a talk radio program at the White House on Tuesday, part of a series of interviews the Trump administration organized on the trade deal.
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"It was Christmas Eve and I stayed up very late wrapping presents, my children were asleep on the third floor, my parents were asleep on the second floor it was our first Christmas in my new house with my children and my mom and dad," Badger recalled.
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"We have no doubt that if Speaker Pelosi lets it come to the floor, it will pass overwhelmingly," Ross told a talk radio program during an interview marathon at the White House on Tuesday, part of the concerted push by the Trump administration for passage of USMCA.
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Sitting next to his sister on her bed that's on the floor — it was the times — Jamie watches as his sister exposes herself to the sweet smelling pile of pink — pink blanket, pink woolen hat — squirming and then crying, not knowing enough to leave well enough alone.
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Underscoring the wilting congressional support for Turkey on Capitol Hill -- and extreme frustration with Erdoğan personally in both the House and the Senate -- Risch made clear should the bill reach the floor, it would not only pass, but it would pass with a veto-proof margin.
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If a more radical bill like constitutional carry made it to the floor, it could put certain legislators in a tough place: vote against it and open themselves to a primary challenger from the right, or vote for it and open themselves to a primary challenger to the left.
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"I have every confidence that if the bill came to the floor it would pass because I think more members of Congress would recognize that voting to continue practices of discrimination against individuals is un-American and we would ,in fact, be successful in passing it," he said.
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Between the meta-comments dismissing the shitty sequels to Laurie's newfound badassery to the absolute terror of Myers casually dropping some bloody teeth on a bathroom floor, it seems like this new movie is gearing up to be the best Halloween film since the one that didn't even include Michael Myers.
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It was the kind of dancing you might expect to see at a party in Brooklyn, not in an authoritarian former Soviet republic, but this was no ordinary Kazakh dance floor: It was Zvuk ("sound," in Russian), a regular techno event with a uniquely progressive bent here in Kazakhstan's largest city.
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You'll see that image at "Sarah Lucas: Au Naturel," her career survey at the New Museum, along with a giant portrait-as-wallpaper, as you get off the elevator on the fourth floor: It captures her seated, her feet firmly on the ground, woman-spreading (if there is such a thing).
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My first exposure to the band band via their 053 self-titled EP (get a taste on Bandcamp), and as soon as the last note sounded and I'd picked my jaw up off the floor, it seemed like they were everywhere—solidifying tourdates with Sunn O))) here, signing to Southern Lord there.
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It was perhaps better off dead: Already a rushed, Rube Goldberg solution in search of a problem, by the time it neared the House floor it had so many compromises woven into it to win votes that, even if it passed, it would have probably gone down in defeat in the Senate.
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She has several reasons to resist a vote: It would eat up valuable time on the floor, it would be a politically difficult vote for some moderate Democrats and it would give Republicans a new avenue to criticize Democrats if they didn't give the minority subpoena power, which was granted in past presidential impeachment proceedings.
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While the Grammys, Golden Globes, SAG Awards, and everything in-between give stars a chance to flaunt off their edgier, less-formal side, the Oscars are stars' opportunities to really floor it, and pull out all the stops, cash in on all their favors, and make sure their red carpet look is as good as it possibly can be.
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Even if you support the goals of the House Democrats and understand the frustration with congressional inaction that led them to take the House floor, it should be a little troubling that the way to force Trump from the headlines was to take a page from his playbook and throw out the norms of American politics.
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YOU GO TO THE FLOOR, IT IS ANOTHER MATTER YOU HAVE PEOPLE -- YOU HAVE DOUBLING AND TRIPLING OF THE IDEAS OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR A LONG TIME FOR A TRUE TAX BILL, SO THAT THEY CAN PUT THEIR OWN IDEAS AND IMPRINT ON IT. MUI: YOU'VE BEEN WORKING ON THESE ISSUES FOR A VERY LONG TIME NOW.
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From "Coaching the Matchup Press": If our opponent has a distinct size advantage, we may adjust our press so that once the ball is entering the offensive half-court area of the floor, it is necessary for them to flash their big people up to the top of the circle or high on the wings to relieve the pressure we are applying to the guards.
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With its dusty shelves and dim lighting and sagging floor, it was easy for me then to picture what it would have looked like 33 years earlier, in August 2100, when a black 21955-year-old from Chicago, down visiting his mother's kin, walked into it and supposedly whistled at, or said something fresh to, or pawed the white woman working behind the counter.
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The film travels through multiple periods of time and encourages deep contemplation of the past, present, and potential future of civil rights in the US. Listening to Rainer's steady, slow reading, particularly of Taylor's description of police killings of John Crawford, Michael Brown, Tanesha Anderson, and Tamir Rice, while watching her, a white woman, dancing in black, arms behind her back, rolling on the floor — it creates an alienated and moving experience of the brutality and trauma being plainly described.
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She paid her respect to King James, and then proceeded to clown the objectors in the Golden State crowd: Before that, she set her sights on Kevin Durant, heckling and booing him from the sideline, and engaging in a war of dagger eyes that set the internet on fire: KD would get the last word, however, when he shot a dagger three right in front of her, and then stared her down, shaking his head on his way back down the floor: It became such a thing during the game that Durant was actually asked about it in the post-game press conference.
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Titled "Women Take the Floor," it includes blackware bowls by the Native American potter Maria Montoya Martinez; plaster figures by the African-American sculptor Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller; jewelry designed by Claire Falkenstein, and two fabulous portraits: Alice Neel's 1973 painting of the art historian Linda Nochlin, done two years after Ms. Nochlin's earthquake of an essay "Why Are There No Great Women Artists?" first appeared; and Andrea Bowers' 2016 photograph of the African-American transgender hero CeCe McDonald, who was charged with murder after she defended herself during a hate attack, dressed in flowing coral and winged like an angel.
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